we work with the buffalo soldier community. there are so many people around the country that are a part of the buffalo soldiers community. they're reenactors, they're motorcycle riders, so many people. we are in the process of trying to create this watershed system to make sure that we can contact these different organizations when we're having things and when other national parks are working with them and us on different projects. these are actually all the partners we work with. again, we have only existed for five years and three years ago i was hired as the first employee and we actually have seven employees now and four interns. we work very much in trying to build leaders in the community of wilberforce and we work with central state university and wilberforce university on getting youth ready for the work force, especially the federal work force. so we actually have three interns that are doing a panel tomorrow called millennials and military history. i hope you all are able to come. they're going to be talking about the

tc histo blizzard around the buffalo area. upwards of 20 ines of snow so far in buffalo. most of this was lake effectmi off lake erie, just amazing theee cold, 21 de below zero, near whiteout conditions throughout the day yesterday. hours of this yesterday, they are still under a winter storm warning right now. a lot of times buffalo misses the heaviest snow. it's normally just down to the south. but this time it s upper perfectly for them coming right off the lake. it it's nasty. for us, not nastyt all, it's nice and bright. let's take this down a little bit. i know we can't, i'm kidding. 24 degrees right now, winds out of the south at a 7 milhour. we need the brightness and sunshine. 11 degrees martinsburg, 10 in gaithersburg. notice where we got 20s, no wind. reere is no wind chill so the current temperas 27 in culpepper. everybody below freezing. that's going to pla a role in what happens tomorrow. the wind chills around the stat college, five below inla pittsburgh. we're warmer than to the nord c, 52 below yesterday, 19 below right now. here's the storm. it'soing to

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here are buffalo chips. ice ande dried droppings but people learned that they could be used to start fires. they were great fuel starters. so when you get out on the plans and you are running out of fuel and the to make your one meal for the day, collecting buffalo chips was an option. all parts of the bison could be used. they learned this from the native americans. you could use the bladder to make canteens. the horns could be hollowed out and use as treating objects. as the pioneers went west, they were not encountering uninhabited land. there were hundreds of tribes of native americans that they came across. overwhelmingly these interactions were peaceful at the beginning. the native americans were happy to help guide them to the best trails and show them how they could utilize local resources like the bison. and in many instances help them cross rivers. as things go on, things get a lot more tense. we have the indian removal act in the 1830's. this is one of the most negative impacts of western migratio

. >> joining us now, jerry zremski, washington bureau chief for the "buffalo news."ator gillibrand in iowa this weekend. and jonathan capehart for the "washington post" and an msnbc contributor. jonathan, you interviewed senator harris earlier this year about her book, actually. i think -- i'm sure you're among the unsurprised that she has finally officially launched the presidential campaign. but as she starts off, it is a kind of a crowded starting gate of united states senators, particularly democratic women united states senators. >> yeah. which is a terrific thing, the first time we've ever seen this in american history, but as you rightly predicted nine years ago, lawrence, that senator harris was going to jump into the race, and 12 days ago, i interviewed her here at george washington university, and on page 5 of her book, of a book that's filled with illusions to her running for things and doing things people told her she couldn't do and taking chances, all the races she ran were races that people told her she shouldn't run or that she couldn't win. that was

mother i also buried my memories of her mistreatment to honor her but one day in a law office in buffalo, new york i was asked by my attorney to betray her to win my freedom in the land of the free. how audacious of him to even suggest. this immigration hearing needed to be the final because i was running out of stamina and coping mechanisms. how long can i maintain the charade of being a normal american girl. john james, my lawyer, assured me everything would go smoothly. august 9, 2004, date approached, today's appointment was an actual hearing rather than an appointment. it meant i could testify and present my witnesses on my behalf. why don't you come into my office for a second, john james commanded the morning of my hearing interrupting my reverie. what is wrong? in my office. i went. i knew john well enough to distinguish between his condescension and concern. he had a plane face which offered him a little distinction, the kind of face you could look at 4 hours but you wouldn't be able to confirm in a police lineup. his bulk was the only thing that stood out, i can imagine running

nothing like buffalo with an ongoing blizzard, 18 below zero. not good for them. temperatures around the area, 14. that's the current temperatur a no wind chill. 18 at dulles. 19 at baltimore. when we get the snow early tomorrowg morning anytht there snow wise will stick to area roads especially those that are untreated. most of the roads are treated so we're not worried about those, but it is the secondary roads we're worried about. e weather advisory in effect from 6:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. ju about the entire state of maryland, and it's only forou loudony and fairfax county, arlington and frederick county virginia. the rest of virginia is not in there. we expect themnow to be f d.c. to the north. we'll have an updated snowfalls map. we have new models fp we'll take you hour by .ho let's talk about the warm up because it's coming too. see you in about 15. >>> when it gets this cold we're all trying to figure out how to stay burm. investigators say some of the efforts may have uninnded consequences. >> crews across the dmv today fbattlinges that in at least one c

but look at that map, a hit of winter is coming at you, especially south of buffalo. we've got a winter storm warning for 6 to 12 inches of lake effect snow. i think overall, if you're not in the lee of the lakes, you will certainly feel the wind. 20 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts. and then by the end of the week, single digit or even sub-zero wind chills. on the west coast, it's winter for them. that's just the storm tomorrow morning. there's another one coming for the end of the week. david? >> watching both coasts tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> now to the bombshell from the mueller investigation late today involving former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. manafort's legal team revealing by accident that he's being accused of sharing campaign polling data and then lying about it. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight with the accidental reveal. >> reporter: tonight, the bombshell reveal. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort accused of repeated lies to the special counsel's office. in his legal team's rebuttal to the accusations, they acci

if that's the case, the big snow d tal would be around buffalo, one to two feet there. if, however, it pushes a little further to the south, goes right over to the 95 corridor, then nuu get the big number, around, say, albany, new york, one to two feet. new york city, boston, they get snow but icing as well, and then turning to rain at times. but this will be a big story here. we're talking monday morning, the temperatures will drop 20, 30 degrees possibly in 18 hours. it will feel like 20 below in dayton, feels like 35 below in burlington, vermont. that cold air is going to freeze anything that's not already frozen. rff. >> glor: all right, lonnie, thank you. big snow total in buffalo, we can take it. nk your hometown. >> glor: thank you, lonnie. the death toll today climbed to 21 following yesterday's terror attack in kenya. among the victims, a 40-year-old american businessman who survived the september 11 attacks in new york. debora patta reports from nairobi. >> reporter: here at the chiromo mortuary, grief is loud and unrelenting. these women try to offer support.

some areas in buffalo could see more than twoeet of snow by the end of the week.ow, i will say, buffalo is used to this, oright? eet of snow, no schools are closed. they haven't plowed and ready to go. >> absolutely. i was out here yesterday afternoon 4:30, 5:00 p.m. from a young woman from albany, s had on thin sweater, no hat. i'm in thenow like this. no big deal. >> little bit of snow we got in d.c. quarter ofren inch you go to the west we had 3 inches, 2 1/2us inchest to the west. and it's still creating issues out there. although, i have to tell you, give kudos to the road crews. >> oh, yeah. >> absolutely. >> there wasn't a lot of sli spots. a few getting out of my apartment complex tcet had over, but that was to be expected. d.r the most part, roads aren't that we'll check back in with melissa as the day wears on and check in with wpot as well once you get in your car. watch out for isolated slick spots out there. we have not only light snow shower putsible today, also as we get into friday, little piece of energy tries to scoot through the area. so some mo

so he last tried to get into the league by buying the buffalo bills, the owners wanted nothing to do with him. i don't know this is about the priorities of our culture but the ultimate constellation prizes to wind up in the white house control from the bully pulpit. i think there's some revenge involved. ultimately it's fun for him and it's a winning issue. >> did he talk to two thirds of the owners, over the course of the five years did you see concerns shift from cte to public protest? >> they are short-term thinking group of people. part of the dirty little secret of the league is the owners are quite old, very rich, they don't often think of what the sport is gonna look like in 30 or 40 years there just trying to stay ahead of the record revenues are the huge broadcast contract they're getting. so there are these dust ups like the anthem controversy but you see they don't really know how to think about these things because they just react. they don't really know what's coming or how to handle it. it's all short-term and precarious for the league. >> is it a matter of growing pain

skills that took her into buffalo bill's wild west show, too. the love of her life was wild bill hickok, and it is not really clear -- allegedly they were secretly married, and in 1870, and three years later she had a daughter and she took off. don't know. she did live a very colorful and eventful life, but historians reveal she was very prone to exaggerations about her life. lies, if you would, about her exploits. so, in addition to whatever work women did to contribute, to make money, to be part of their family support, there are six main social issues that women in this country spearheaded, and we would not be where we are today were it not for women's work in each of these areas. and women of the west heard about these issues from women of the east, and also took part in them. although i will not say that they were as deeply engaged as other women in other parts of the country, because it is very important to recognize -- and i'm going to talk very generally here, you'll have to forgive me for generalizations -- that the women who put their

this is a great way, trying to get into the league by buying the buffalo bills in 2014. the owners wanted nothing to do with him. i don't know what it says about the priorities of our culture but the ultimate consolation prize is to end up in the white house and troll from the bully pulpit. there is some revenge involved, some personal grievance involved as there often is with the president but ultimately it is fun for him and think that is a winning issue. >> he talked to two thirds of the owners and roger goodell. over the course of five years, did you see their concerns shift to public protest? >> part of the dirty little secret of the league is the owners are very old. they don't often think in terms of what this sport will look like 30 or 40 years from now. they stay away from the record tv ratings or the record revenue or the huge broadcast contracts we are getting. there are these dustups like the ray wright situation in baltimore is the end them controversy. they don't know how to think of these things. they don't know what is coming or how to handle it. it is ve

the city of buffalo for example. poorer school, $15,000, wealthier schools, $17,000. rochester, poorer schools, we are spending $18,000 per student, $26,000 in the wealthier school district. syracuse, 18, 22. new york city, 21, and 26,000. in the wealthier school district. yonkers, 17,000, and 21,000 in the wealthier school districts. i believe the exact opposite is what should be happening. the needs in the poorer school districts and forer schools are greater. i spent my whole life working in low income communities, working with the homeless. those children have more obstacles than the children in the richer schools. the child who is going home to a new york city public housing project and whose mother is working or whose father is working and is going home alone, that student needs more help than the student who is going home to a two parent household where they are getting tutored. the additional resources, the additional needs have to go to the poorer schools and poorer student. that is education equity. that is what we have been talking about for 40 years and we

starting in buffalo with the gateway project, $7,750,000,000. a new rochester airport which has been finished, and new palmyra corning airport which is up and running, syracuse airport which is up and running, plattsburgh airport, the train station which is done, the state fair transformation a hundred and 20 million it's done, just broken new attendance record over 1 million fair goers coming to central new york to go to the fair. new expo center at the fairgrounds, one of the largest in the northeast. we have the national comedy center that just broke ground, just opened about five months ago already you have visitors from 49 states, going to jamestown, new york to her comedy center. isn't that amazing? [applause] >> this friday and saturday night howard fitzhugh will be appearing at the comedy center and tickets will be on sale after this, prince. the pharmacy school is a reality and we got that done in, the queens midtown tunnel is finished, the brooklyn battery tunnel is finished, ballet or ski mountain resorts have been transformed. that i

whiteout conditions from lake effect snow near buffalo. several major pileups being reported tonight. thousands of flights canceled nationwide. they can't keep up with the de-icing below in minneapolis. 43 below in chicago, and look, all the way east there. it will feel like 16 below here in new york city, 18 below in boston. tonight, right here, you'll see theless kuehls and the firefighters forced to battle the flames in this very dangerous cold. abc's alex perez leading us off from chicago. >> reporter: tonight, that arctic air firing up the lake effect snow machine, bringing several feet of snow to western new york. vehicles crashing in whiteout conditions in the buffalo area. snow squalls in pennsylvania causing multiple pileups on highways, including this one outside reading. >> motor vehicle accident. injuries reported. anywhere between 20 and 40 vehicles involved. >> reporter: this, as the midwest is gripped by record-breaking cold.>> chica i. ths marking one of n chico, wm city beso help get o workers handing out blankets, gloves

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if that's case, the big snow total would be around buffalo, 1 to 2 feet there. if, however, it pushes to the south and goes right over to the 95 corridor, well, then you get the big number around, say, albany, new york, 1 to 2 feet. new york city, boston, they get snow, but icing as well. and then turning to rain at times. but this will be a big story here. we're talking monday morning, the temperatures will drop 20, 30 degrees possibly in 18 hours. it will feel like 20 below in dayton. it feels like 35 below in burlington, vermont. that cold air is going the freeze anything that's not already frozen. jeff? >> all right, lonnie, thank you. big snow total in buffalo, we can take. >> your hometown. >> thank you, lonnie. >>> the death toll climbed to 21 following yesterday's terror attack in kenya. among the victims, a 40-year-old american businessman who survived the september 11th attacks in new york. debora patta reports from nairobi. >> reporter: here at the chiromo mortuary, grief is loud and unrelenting. these women try to offer support. instead, they almost

heartbreaking to see,the body of a woman, found frozen to death on the steps of a homeless shelter.a buffalo plow driver nearly became another statistic,everything happened so quickly,good samaritans pulled him to safety when his truck burst into flames.in maine, a hawk was treated for frostbite .its native habitat is mexico,and this pennsylvania college student wasn't about to let her dog buttercup become a victim.when buttercup slipped through the ice, isabella snyder jumped into the icy water."i don't regret it one bit because she's fine and i'm fine and i'm just happy that she's still here!" (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... superbowl 20-19 is just a few weeks away and expect some bay area pride for this year's quarterbacks. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. this morning the academy is set to announce the oscar nominations, for last year's best movies. but first, we'll go to the other extreme. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. "i nominate john gotti." (nat- applause)the nominations are out for the razzie awards, honoring -- or dis-honorin

in concord with your buffalo news here pointing. out that. it's time to start our long journey back to the a cool since october two thousand and sixteen the i.o.m. team has rescued nearly nine hundred migrants the overall number of africans transiting through may have gone down but the ones who still attend the desert crossing face a much more dangerous journey. since our arrival india cooled we've heard complaints that the migration ban has damaged the local economy nearly every family used to make money from the migrant transport but now sales at the market have dropped and young men say they can find employment and. we have heard today that crime is on the right and to find out more we have a range to meet prosecutor mussa ibrahim. it's all join richard. roth. in the regional courthouse he takes us to where the evidence is stored. these items were found by the military police less than a week earlier. that's what that's hashish so. let's just. say it was look this is a bit of additional. and yet. so this was found in a in a car that also h

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buffalo, 7 degrees and this is the heat of the day. 14 in new york city and 11 at minneapolis.port delays and upwards of five hour delays and we've cleared out and you can see it is a beautiful day. no rain falling and current temperatures, if you look at sfo, santa rosa at 65 and santa rosa and oakland, 54 and livermore, 55. we have a coastal flood advisory and if you are hiking along the coast, some of the water is higher than usual. a gorgeous sunny sky and upper 50s and cooler after the cold front passes by and tonight, we will feel the chill. santa rosa, 34 degrees tonight and 36 in san francisco but morgan hill is dipping into the 30s and concord and fairfield, 30s on the map. very chilly temperatures and i wanted to mention that if you are in that area doing skiing, snowflakes have stopped falling today and they have awfully nice conditions coming their way with some cloud cover. about 1.5 feet of new snow has fallen in the last 24 hours. gorgeous conditions and right now a little cloudy but they will clear out tonight and if you happen to work this holiday weekend but y

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in order to redeem the deal, you'll have to dine in at buffalo wild wings on monday february 18th... four to seven p-m... lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny before clouds moved in late and now the rain. doppler radar is showing the rain moving in. it will be heavy at times tonight. showers could linger into tomorrow morning too. on the satellite you can see the low spining toward california. this storm will open a door to a series of storms through early next week. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and the 60s. a stronger storm moves in on friday afternoon with rain on and off this weekend. i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline on mynetworktv. s bagley: it's a murder mystery. you've got a wealthy family. it's something for everybody. there is a club of people consumed by trying to figure out what happened. i've never seen anything like it. natalie morales: almost everywhere robert durst goes, mystery follows. a missing wife. everything about this reeked of murder. natalie morales: a murder best friend. a dead neighbor. it's hard to understand. natalie mora

negative 13 degrees in buffalo. they fall fast. this is by midnight. spots getting into the negatives in a lot of places. it continues to get colder overnight as this arctic air continues to plunge in. spots across the middle at west and west down to negative 17. that is getting early morning monday morning getting close to negative ten to 15 there in the boston area. it doesn't relate warm-up for the forecast on monday. were getting to the daytime highs. getting into monday afternoon and evening. for a hike tomorrow. the problem with that is even though they only saw rain anything is on the ground is going to freeze. and i have a chance to stop. you get through monday. things to begin to warm up a little bit. it's not just the east coast. we are looking at a huge cold air spot here. it is going to be very frigid here as we are kicking off this upcoming week. >> thank you for the warning. tornado rips through central alabama. the twister left several families trapped in their basements. they were treated for minor injuries. they are now trying to resto

and blowing snow reduced visibility in buffalo to near zero. >> school is cancelled in states, postalelivery. and check before you head out and if you don't have to, don't. let's bring in pedram jav jere. >>> a lot of people can't relate to windchills. there's an enormous difference between that and getting into the 50 and 60 range. all you got to do is talk to alaska an pipeline workers. they'll tell you, it take s specially designed clothing to withstand that. 20 or 30 below zero can be fun for a couple minutes. but when you get to this range it becomes life-threatening, minus 50 in northern minnesota. minneapolis. currently feels 45 degrees below zero. but we're talking about the heart of winter but we're still 40 degrees below what it should feel like even in the coldest time of the year. we're shooting for an all time record for thursday morning. the coldest chicago has ever experienced right around minus 20 degrees. at this point, the forecast brings us down to minus 35 on thursday morning. known as 17 this time of year. records across portions of the midwest this morning. going

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but buffalo meat the first said that ukrainians had desired to keep independence the centuries and never accepted they were part of the russian show whatever the religious implications the new move could help bolster poroshenko spillage ical position with elections coming up in march this statement of independence could play to his advantage. in ukraine's capital kiev and i asked him how much of a political lynch this is for president. i think it's difficult to see that any other way while the idea of church and commons is not near want to go he really pushed forward church independence and this were tall most meaning concrete of independence this is really one of the buzzwords of the year and you know where i shall go here's a tough election campaign coming up the election is on march first and in the polling is usually wrapped her leader is the former prime minister yulia timoshenko who are who has a significant lead followed by only a few minutes he who is a comedic actor who only declare his candidacy on years here but was long regarded as a potential contender all done by poroshenko

the signature that see as the ukrainian also talks churches independence in istanbul it belongs to buffalo me the fust archbishop of constantinople and spiritual leader of the orthodox weld's. yet to russia's patriarch disputes his authority to do so carol the first his warns that god will judge those who brought about the split but in kiev some say the anger over religion has political influences as they were says russia has come up with this idea of the russian world. it wants to expand this influence across the world unfortunately the most patriarca it has become a pillar of russian politics. to keep poland has taken moscow's side saying it won't recognize the new ukrainian church others could follow even in ukraine itself some of the docs christians want to stay loyal to moscow for the religious world this christmas marks new allegiances and new divisions. are at football star frank bruni has been fined by his club by in munich over the fallout from and ostentation the french player came under fire under intense criticism on the social media channels over an expensive piece of steak wh

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buffalo, jets, had the bye, played great against the charger, played really well today. we're going to need one more great game." serena williams is into the quarterfinals at the australian open.. and she did it agianst a big-time opponent... williams faced her first real test at the aussie... emerging with a 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 victory over the top seed and number-1 ranked player in the world... simona halep the 37-year-old williams is trying to win an eighth championship at melbourne park and record-tying 24th grand slam title overall.williams next meets 2016 u.s. open runner-up karolina pliskova. u.s. open champion naomi osaka is also into the quarterfinal after a three set win of her own coming up on kron4 sports at 10, those full warriors highlights, you have to see how klay thompson took this game over. until then, more news after the break. now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and beautiful day with cool temperatures. highs were in

when we got to head we brought it back to the village and slaughtered a buffalo.but then i see if you love. it. the celebrate st feasts after the battle must have been quite raucous. in the evening fires send flames into killing those night sky just like a hundred years ago. rice liquor was drunk out of the skulls of enemies. the victorious warriors danced themselves into a trance to the rhythm of the gangs or gongs the gongs with the human jaw bones still exist there passed on from generation to generation like a treasured heirloom. we always celebrated a victorious battle we danced and beat the gong and. we know whose jaw this once was. but we don't want to say the name of. and that would only hurt the relatives. we don't want discord anymore. these days visitors a mainly adventurous from the city huang aunt has spent her whole life tattooing brave headhunters begun once a millipede design a. southerly i'm nervous now. number one i don't know what they expect. but i was excited about the final product and. this is the first. big business. i don't think the thing

buffalo or being slaughtered by white commercial hunters. but they are smart and they realize that one of the ways to get more food out of white people is to say we are hungry. one trick they used to play on the indian agents up in the black hills -- some of those indian agents were lying, cheating, stealing, robbing everything blind. one guy put an 11-year-old kid on the payroll. would line up for rations and then get in line again so that they got more food. army spent something like $4 million in 1870's money to feed indians who were starving and then begged and pleaded with the office of indian affairs to reimburse the expense. i have calculated the calorie count. they were barely getting enough to sustain them, but there were still buffalo out there. 1875 is the crisis point. you essentially see alliances in the comanche empire collapsed because they don't have food anymore. and culturalritual issues that also affect native people across the country, but when it comes to native people and hunger, it's complicated. in my interactions wit

inadvertencia por temperatura de sensaciÓn el viento sigue soplando con fuerza y por encima de los lagos, en buffalos que superan las 10 pulgados. y el frÍo intenso estÁ acumulando las masas de agua y inclinen al mÁs de seis pulgadasde hielo. y en michigan ronde las cinco. temperaturas bajas el termÓmetro y la sensación. hay una buena noticia como remontan para el fin de semana las temperaturas con valores en los 40. y nos vamos a meter cerca de un lago. no van este experimento en casa . seis pulgadas es suficiente para aguantar el peso de una persona. pero una moto de nieve se puede hundir porque pesa 500 libras y si el espesor de hielo es de mÁs de 10 pulgadas puede podrÍa contar el peso de un carro. pero no recomiendo el experimento. borja: gracias por la informaciÓn. fÍjate que-- y mÁs de 1000 vuelos han sido cancelados. caro: personas que perdieron la vida como un niÑo de nueve aÑos que mÍa con sus padres en la carretera y terminÓ en una zanja . tambiÉn un hombre de 70 casetas que dejÓ las llaves adentro de su casa y termino perdiendo la vida enfrente de la puerta de su hogar. seguimos. las tem

it was in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design, which was the buffalo nickelinstead, somebody made five before the dies were destroyed. >> the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury has no record of them. >> samuel brown was a mint employee at the time when the coins were transitioned from the liberty head nickel to the buffalo nickel. there's a lot of speculation that sam brown was the one that actually had them made and put them away. >> five specimens make their first appearance in chicago at a 1920 convention. the seller -- surprise, surprise -- samuel brown. >> it was seven years later. the statute of limitations had passed for any crime that might have been committed, and so, all of a sudden, there is a huge story that five coins that had never existed were now gonna be at the chicago coin club show. >> four years later, all five coins are purchased by a single wealthy collector for $2,000. it's not until the early 1940s, in st. louis, that the set of five nickels is sold in public again. egypt's king farouk scoops one up for his collection

it is also fair to long island and buffalo and westchester. i don't have a problem saying to anyone across the state keeping the system running help the entire state and it is worth putting the cost with new york city to make the investment we should have made for decades to keep the transportation system vital. more than anything we have to do it this year because the status quo has got to go. riders are fed up. the situation only gets worse. the old commercial, you can pay me now or you can pay me later. the system is continuing to deteriorate. if we don't invest now, we are going to pay more later and suffer in the meantime. let's address the mta. let's do it this year. [applause] >> we also have to make progress across the state, keep building the economy. we've done $70 billion in construction in the first term, $100 billion in the second. i want to do $150 billion in the third term. we would be leading the nation of all the states and actually building a new transportation system and infrastructure. the economy comes to the state with tr

buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go!ff from touring and went off on some adventures of my own. and this is kind of a -- a letter back home. ♪ ♪ ooh, california, oh, california, i'm coming home ♪ ♪ oh, make me feel good rock 'n' roll band i'm your biggest fan california, i'm coming home ♪ >> you look to the horizon that you want to move toward. and that horizon was here in l.a. >> that's where the record companies were. and there's lots of sun. >> the way i got to california was just really simple. i got there in a '57 chevy by skipping my finals that year in college. >> virtually nobody was from southern california. they're all drawn to the light. and the light is the troubadour club. >> things happened gradually until we played the troubadour club in los angeles. it holds 250 people. happened on the first night. >> every great songwriter, came through the troubadour, jackson brown, j.d., henley and frey, linda ronstadt, joni mitchell, james taylor. >> the big sea change was people writing their own songs and expressing

she joined the buffalo bill wild west show in 1885 and she toured with the show for 16 years. the show, or a celebration of the old west, included skits of robberies, gunfights, military exhibitions. so most of the heroes of that show where men. buffalo bill's wild west show really celebrated her skills, and she became one of the most famous women of the west. some people say that annie oakley is our first female superstar. and she was given a nickname by chief sitting bull, who was amazed by her skills. he called her "little skill shot." i'm going to stop for a moment and review another serious issue for women of those earlier times. now remember, they had no legal rights. so, limited in their legal rights, excepting the customs of society, -- accepting the customs of society, women mostly accepted the demands of men. say it with me, cooking, cleaning, tending to their children, watering their horses, feeding the chickens, taking care of the endless, endless household chores. but what else were women doing across the u.s. in the 1800s? and i use that date because of a data po

buffalo at 23. blizzard warnings up around the buffalo area. some incredible cold. winter advisory in effect from 9:00 tonight until 10:00 a.m. for everyone around the region. the wind chills tonight from 5 below 0 to 17.nd chills well below 0 after the sun goes down. here's 11:00 tonight about the same. possibly upwards of 8 below i d.c., 18. and 7:00 a.m. the sun justng staro come up here and we've got kids going to be walking to school in 13 below, and it does get a little better, 2. at least we're ave the 0 mark in the d.c. met area. 46 on saturday, 56 on sunday. super bowl sunday looking good. the weekend much milder. t, guys, i've got 60 in the forecast. i'm out of time, i've got to go but it's going to be cold. >> thank you, doug. >>> growing sport f empire actor jussie smollett. >> this is story dominating social media this afternoon. just ahead we'll have the latest on the investigation and the uestions surrounding this attack. >>> and we are working for you in case of another government shutdown. tips to save on your medications if it happens again. >> mos

ignored federal safety regulations crashing a commuter plane into buffalo home, all people on the plane ground killed. pilot made critical errors and history of training failures. responded by increasing the number of hours to become a commercial pilot. now some want those safety rules to be relaxed because of a pilot shortage. boeing projects need 790,000 new pilots around the world next 20 years, due to massive number about to reach retirement age of 65. expensive training and other faa requirements make it difficult to enter the profession. >> nothing short of a crisis. >> warns the shortage is causing small airlines to shut down. smaller communities losing service as larger airlines hire pilots away to fill their openings. want pilots to replace some training time with simulator instead. >> not focusing on the hours but skill sets and experience out of those hours. >> proposing ideas that would replace pilot experience with simulator experience is madness. in fact it's insane. >> many pilots oppose any change to the rules saying training time in the air matters. right now pilots are